Use the scale below to help identify the size of your problem and map out some potential solutions. How Many People Involved? How Long Until It Is Solved? It is ok to feel sad and …

“Today we are going to talk about everyday problems we sometimes have at school. We are going to use this chart to help us decide how big each problem really is and how we should …

How Big is My Problem? Emergency You definitely need help from a grownup (fire, someone is hurt and needs to go to the hospital, a car accident, danger).

How to Use Task Cards n a scale from 0 to 5. Being able to understand the severity of a problem is often a huge issue for children with emotional and behavioral challenges. Some students …

These colors and zones can also be used when talking about the size of a problem. Students determine if a problem is at the lowest level which would be a glitch in our day or at the highest …

Use this scale to determine how small or large problems are. Our chart gives examples of how to label problems with examples. A problem that you can solve alone, quickly and easily. You …

The chart and worksheet help students to determine the scale of their problems and put their issues into perspective. This file can be printer on Letter (A4) or Ledger (A3) size paper.

How Big Is My Problem? How could I use a problem meter with my students? This visual support intends to help students to evaluate how appropriate their reactions are to their problems. This …

Use a character (Elephant and Piggie, for example) and their problem to determine what size it is. As you read the book, see if they followed the suggestions from the flow chart.

Benefits in using this Problem Solving Chart: •Promotes students' ability to problem solve on their own. •Promotes independence and autonomy. •As students learn to solve their own problems, …

Use this chart to help students understand their problems versus their reactions.Compares big, medium, and small problems to what the appropriate action would be. Happy problem solving!

This visual intends to help students to evaluate how appropriate their reactions are to their problems. This strategy can be used with individual students or with the whole class.

I have introduced this into my Special Day Class to talk about how big their problem is and different ways problems can be solved. I have created a big chart that is at the front of the …

The Size of the Problem Scale typically categorizes problems into three levels: small, medium, and big. This categorization helps individuals understand the significance of the problem and …

This FREEBIE includes a printable chart where your students will evaluate whether their reaction to a problem was appropriate. We all have those students that start crying hysterically when …